All Agenda articles – Page 17
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AgendaRyan Specialty completes takeover of MGA Hunter George
The insurer is looking to expand its underwriting talent in EU markets
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AgendaSlater & Gordon in debt restructuring talks after share price plummets
The Australian firm bought the legal arm of Quindell, now Watchstone, for £600m before the problems started
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AgendaHenderson considers AIM listing, says may soon announce acquisition
Broker reaches £30m revenue milestone after 30 years in business
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AgendaAnalysis: Time to challenge the compensation culture
Combination of factors produces misplaced sense of entitlement for some customers seeking a ‘return’
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AgendaRSA to insure driverless pods in Greenwich trial
The pods have previously been used at Heathrow Airport Terminal 5
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AgendaCarole Nash hires compliance expert Sara Smith
Smith joins with a 20 year history in regulation
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AgendaIncoming FCA boss to change 'philosophy' at the regulator
Andrew Bailey has said his approach will be very different from the former chief
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AgendaBrightside grows new management with former Sterling MD hire
David Sweeney has more than 35 years industry experience
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AgendaAnalysis: Brokers are on the frontline of preventing application fraud
Online prevention tools help combat fraudulent applications are not enough, and research highlights extent of problem at point-of-quote
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AgendaAnalysis: Small brokers must do more to stop fraud
Brokers need to improve fraud detection or risk losing insurers
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AgendaAnalysis: Home rates fall as shoppers turn to aggregators
‘Massively soft’ market set to harden, but not because of winter flooding. Consumer Intelligence’s Ian Hughes also says insurers must focus on a better claims service
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AgendaAnalysis: New Insurance Act is good for everyone, including brokers
Welcomed by insurers but feared by brokers, the new Insurance Act 2015 will fundamentally change the industry
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AgendaInnovation Blog: How insurers can benefit from the start-up culture
Sabine VanderLinden, managing director at Startupbootcamp insurtech, the world’s first global insurance start-up accelerator based in London, considers how start-ups are being nurtured, and what they can really bring to the industry
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AgendaEntries are now open for the 2016 Claims Excellence Awards
The industry has until 5pm on 11 March to enter one of 15 prestigious categories
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AgendaMine ‘grey data’ to crack motor fraud, insurers told
Insurers need a standard approach to recording ‘grey’ fraud data to spot criminal activity. Law firm Hill Dickinson’s Claims and Fraud Index shows how comparing data helps stop fraudsters
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AgendaAnalysis: The Knowledge – Application fraud surges one year after MyLicence
Industry initiatives are making it easier to detect fraud
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AgendaAnalysis: The Knowledge – Big Data: the People
Find out what four industry players have to say about big data
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AgendaCovéa hires household underwriting manager from Zurich
Linda Granger joins the insurer as it integrates with HNW insurer Sterling
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AgendaCornish Mutual raises record breaking funds for local charity
The firm chooses a different charity to support each year, but this year’s total far outweighs any other raised before.
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AgendaAnalysis: Why Chartered status is a seal of approval
While it may not always guarantee business, CII status often speeds up the initial process, and the qualification’s growing reputation means it is becoming a recognised industry standard
